Posted: August 26, 2010
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These are really extraordinary pieces. Kurt Schwitters’ ‘The Onion (Merzpoem 8)’, of which a neat account was given by Peter Stothard on his TLS blog:
Nothing goes well for the teller of this story until after a skull-splitting – and a short excursus on the ‘Table of contents’ of a book for women, How to Hook a Man, What Girls Look for in a Guy’ etc – the severed sections flay together and ‘I was almost my old self again’.
The other piece is Jonty Tiplady’s ‘neolove’, which claims to be “from Clarice Lispector and Jean Vigo”, and gleefully sets up a panoply of characters before devouring them: “I have so much love to give.” (‘neolove’ can also be read in a fuller context at onedit 16.)
Posted: August 23, 2010
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More material is now available to download from issues 2 and 3. Everything that can be downloaded, can be downloaded from here. The new pieces are:
Francesca Lisette, ‘Honied Taper’
Alexander Nemser, ‘Psalms’
Ray Crump, ‘The Tinder Box – Sparks of Poetry’
George Reynolds, ‘Pound’s Letters: Towards a Poetics Including the ‘EZpistolary’
Issue 3 editorial and Letters, from Peter Riley and Allen Fisher.
Anne Blonstein, ‘[Psalm] 13.’
Reitha Pattison: Four poems from the French of Bertran de Born
Henri Deluy: The Oath of Strasbourg, translated by Jacqueline Kari
Richard Owens, ‘Four Ballads’
Yonatan Mendel, ‘The Politics of Non-Translation: On Israeli Translations of Intifada, Shahid, Hudna and Islamic Movements’
Posted: August 14, 2010
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Additional material for Peter Zinovieff’s essay in CLR3, ‘Nuzuh’, is now available at:
cambridgeliteraryreview.org/zinovieff
Elevation of ‘The Morning Line’ sculpture, for which Peter Zinovieff composed ‘Bridges from Somewhere and Another to Somewhere Else’. Image © Aranda\Lasch.
